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The Great Wealth Transfer is set to be a $90 trillion disappointment—especially for millennials

fortune.com
submitted
10 mos ago
bygetthatmoneyyotofinance

Summary

Silent generation and baby boomers account for a greater share of the nation’s wealth than their younger counterparts. The more financially insecure generations are waiting for a $90 trillion windfall.

Many are banking on an inheritance to dig them out of dire straits or set them up for financial comfort down the road. Half of respondents, across all generations, regard their potential windfall as “highly critical” or “critical” to their “long-term financial security”

Of those expecting to leave an inheritance, 81% of millennials and 75% of Gen Zers say leaving something behind is their “single most important” or “very important’ financial aspiration. That’s compared to 65% ofGen Xers and 46% of boomers.

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4 Comments

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theonesource
10 mos ago
I'm pretty sure this wealth transfer is going to be from boomers to the death care companies
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getthatmoneyyoOP
10 mos ago
Article could have gotten into that. That's pretty much why they're not going to have anything aside from how some were never able to save enough.
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boredgamer
10 mos ago
Nobody should ever expect to receive anything when they're parents diem it should just be assumed your parents have enough money for themselves and nothing else. You'll always be better prepared and pleasantly surprised if there is something.
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getthatmoneyyoOP
10 mos ago
It's a really good perspective to have! I can't ever say I ever thought about my parents leaving me anything.